#Cloudapp azure how to#

In Jira/Confluence environment is located inside the application folder, in '/opt/atlassian/jira or confluence/jre/bin'. This application usually resides in bin folder of JRE installed. The conversion to JKS format requires the keytool. openssl pkcs12 -export -in host.crt -inkey host.key > host.p12

Let's convert first our files to PKCS12 format, using openssl.

The conversion requires two steps: first convert the CRT file in PKCS12, then secondly, PKCS12 to JKS. Now, to use our certificate in Jira/Confluence webserver, it is necessary to convert the CRT file in JKS format.

#Cloudapp azure how to#

The next steps is for Jira and Confluence configuration, if you know how to use your certificate and key, you are ready to go 😁. Ok, now we can click Next to procede with verification. Now, let's start our temporary web server. The files served by the web server will be the same in the directory when it is running.Īs I have Jira running, let's stop for while. To accomplish that, we can use the SimpleHTTPServer from Python.įirst, let's create the files, in Linux systems, we can do as follows: mkdir -p. In my case I use the JIRA, so it would be very difficult to change these configurations just to make this checking. If you run a own web application, with freedom to create addition folders and files, just create them. Open it, then paste the content of yellow arrow. Then, create a file with the name provided (green arrow). You need to create the folder '.well-known/acme-challenge' inside your webroot folder.